Catering to boat owners traveling in the British Virgin Islands, the Village Cay Hotel offers lodging on Tortola in Road Town for the water weary. The hotel's location in Road Town provides nearby access to shops, restaurants, bars, and activities. Because the hotel is centered above the Village Cay marina it does not have direct access to a beach, though several beautiful stretches of sand are nearby.Because the Village Cay is meant to accommodate boat owners who...
Catering to boat owners traveling in the British Virgin Islands, the Village Cay Hotel offers lodging on Tortola in Road Town for the water weary. The hotel's location in Road Town provides nearby access to shops, restaurants, bars, and activities. Because the hotel is centered above the Village Cay marina it does not have direct access to a beach, though several beautiful stretches of sand are nearby.
Because the Village Cay is meant to accommodate boat owners who moor at the on-site marina, the facilities mirror the needs of someone in need of a nautical pit stop. Extensive laundry facilities, a full service marina, PADI dive shop, restaurant, spa, pool, and bar. The location of the hotel is as much an amenity as any of the services offered. Guests can easily walk around Road Town and purchase whatever provisions they require at nearby shops, as well as take advantage of local restaurants and watersports activities.
The Village Cay Hotel maintains 21 rooms each containing air-conditioning, cable TV, telephone, cathedral ceilings, oriental rugs, private bathrooms, and housekeeping services. Rooms are clean and bright, highlighting the surrounding tropical environment.
The Village Cay Hotel is difficult to define. Taken as a package with the marina it could be considered to be a luxury. With so many marina services and amenities catering to boat owners, the Village Cay provides everything a sailor on holiday could need, in spades. It provides a welcome vacation from the smaller spaces of a yacht, a chance to spend some time on land, enjoy water sports activities, explore the island, and rest their heads in a room that doesn't rock.
